It is important to keep the laminate flooring free from dirt and other impurities; therefore you should mop it with a dry cloth, or vacuum it regularly. However, one of the common problems faced by people is that of dirt getting trapped in between the seams of the laminate floor. It is therefore advised to mop or sweep in the direction of the seem to ensure that no dust or impurity gets trapped in between. You can also damp mop the laminate floor occasionally in order to restore its shine. However, excess moisture can cause the laminate to swell so it is important to be careful while mopping the floor with a damp cloth. In case you spill high staining substances, such as wine, coffee or orange juice, on your laminate floor you should immediately wipe it off the floor. In order to remove such tough stains you can use acetone based solutions such as nail polish remover on the laminate. However, such chemical based cleaning solutions can discolor the laminate so it is important to test the cleaning solutions on a hidden portion of the flooring first.

An ancient proverb argues so as to "cleanliness is next to godliness." Undeniably, this saying could apply to our clothing, our vehicle, or our home! Keeping our investments clean help prevents unwanted substances and bugs from appearing. If we sporadically maintain products from the moment we purchase or install them, they can maintain the same appearance for several years or even decades. Especially, floor cleaning, such as laminate floor cleaning, remains as one of the most difficult items to maintain in our homes. Nevertheless, caring for a floor properly will help maintain a new appearance, increase its life, and prevent damage. The very first step in laminate floor cleaning actually requires no cleaning. As soon as you enter your home, make it a habit to remove your shoes. The undersides of your shoes contain some substances that you had treaded over outside, including dirt, oil, and bubble gum. In addition, the base of your feet contains oils, so it is sensible to wear socks or slippers inside your home.